MAFS’ Bryce Ruthven’s cringeworthy comedy routine surfaces

Bryce Ruthven’s cringeworthy comedy routine surfaces: MAFS star says he’s a ‘black man trapped in a white man’s body’, loves ‘ghetto music’, and jokes about going home with ‘drunk’ women

He’s been labelled ‘Australia’s most hated man’ thanks to his gaslighting behaviour towards ‘wife’ Melissa Rawson on Married At First Sight. 

And it seems Bryce Ruthven, 31, has a history of leaving audiences unimpressed. 

This week, cringeworthy footage from 2013 resurfaced on Instagram fan account Bachie Gossip showing Bryce first attempt at performing a live comedy routine. 

Cringe alert! Footage from 2013 has resurfaced on Instagram fan account Bachie Gossip this week showing Married At First Sight groom Bryce Ruthven’s first attempt at performing a live comedy routine.

The car-crash video shows radio announcer Bryce bumbling through a four-minute stand-up routine about ‘ghetto’ music and ‘taking home drunk women at 3am’.  

‘There’s a bit of a thing going around on-stage, I cop a bit of s**t. Because… I’m a black person stuck inside a white person’s body,’ the red-head began.  

After receiving a smattering of awkward laughter from the audience, Bryce continued: ‘I’m a big fan of ‘ghetto’ music. Have you heard of Johnny Ruffo? He’d be my number one man.’

Funny? The car-crash video shows radio announcer Bryce bumbling through a four-minute stand-up routine about 'ghetto' music and 'taking home drunk women at 3am'

Funny? The car-crash video shows radio announcer Bryce bumbling through a four-minute stand-up routine about ‘ghetto’ music and ‘taking home drunk women at 3am’

Wrong identity? 'There's a bit of a thing going around on-stage, I cop a bit of s**t. Because... I'm a black person stuck inside a white person's body,' the red-head began. Pictured with Usain Bolt

Wrong identity? ‘There’s a bit of a thing going around on-stage, I cop a bit of s**t. Because… I’m a black person stuck inside a white person’s body,’ the red-head began. Pictured with Usain Bolt 

It’s unclear whether Bryce’ reference to Johnny Ruffo – who is white and is known for singing pop music – was made in jest. 

Bryce continued: ‘Timomatic, he’s up there as one of the best singers ever Don’t even get me started on Pitbull. He made that song with Kesha, Timber? Or the Tinder version? Anybody have Tinder?’ 

‘I was going to say, you can have me if you want. Just swipe positive,’ he beamed. 

'I'm on top of the world, when I'm on top of you, girl': He later joked about seducing drunk women by singing racy lyrics from Johnny Ruffo's song On Top Of The World

‘I’m on top of the world, when I’m on top of you, girl’: He later joked about seducing drunk women by singing racy lyrics from Johnny Ruffo’s song On Top Of The World

He later joked about seducing drunk women by singing racy lyrics from Johnny Ruffo’s song On Top Of The World.  

‘I occasionally like to sing it, if you haven’t heard our brekky [radio] show. So, I’ll sing a line,’ he said, before launching into a rendition of the line: ‘I’m on top of the world, when I’m on top of you, girl.’ 

A heckler from the audience suddenly piped up, shouting, ‘Classy!’, to which Bryce replied: ‘Classy, yeah that’s what I was [like] when I was 18.’

Charming: 'I'm now 24, and at 3am in the morning I like to sing that line to a girl, she normally has to be drunk to actually buy it and come home,' he mused

Charming: ‘I’m now 24, and at 3am in the morning I like to sing that line to a girl, she normally has to be drunk to actually buy it and come home,’ he mused

‘I’m now 24, and at 3am in the morning I like to sing that line to a girl, she normally has to be drunk to actually buy it and come home,’ he mused. 

‘But yeah, it hasn’t really worked since I moved out… I’ve been here five months so I think I’m chucking that joke out the window.’ 

Unfortunately, the reality star failed to extract more than a few polite chuckles from his visibly uncomfortable audience. 

It’s unclear whether Bryce has since returned to the stage for another attempt at stand-up comedy.  

Better luck next time? Unfortunately, the reality star failed to extract more than a few polite chuckles from his visibly uncomfortable audience

Better luck next time? Unfortunately, the reality star failed to extract more than a few polite chuckles from his visibly uncomfortable audience



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